Please send all of your course materials or link them to the EEE website.

Suggestions for putting Physics and Astronomy course syllabi on the web.

The main reasons for doing this are

1. The students have ready access to the syllabus throughout the quarter.
2. Students are used to looking for syllabi on the campus Electronic Educational Environment (EEE) site for most of their classes.
3. Students can find out in more detail what will be covered in the courses that they are considering.
4. The accumulated syllabi are useful in recruiting both undergraduate majors and graduate students to UCI. The syllabi show in a direct way that UCI classes are on the same level and cover similar content and texts as do equivalent courses at other universities.

Methods of putting syllabi on the web

• Syllabi may be composed in Microsoft Word and forwarded to the department website administrative assistant to be translated into html and then submitted to EEE or listed on your own department website (see below). The instructor or administrative assistant will list the class on the EEE listing at: http://eee.uci.edu/forms/course.app.html .
• Once formatted in html, the syllabi may be directly entered into the EEE forms at their website: http://eee.uci.edu/forms/application.html , where you also obtain a web account for the class. This requires the instructor's UCINet ID and password. There are many other applications available for courses for which we refer to the EEE guide http://eee.uci.edu/doc/guide.html .
• Instructors who want to do more web pages for the course can either use the EEE account, or activate their own department provided website on http://www.physics.uci.edu/~instructorsname/. Contact Domingos Begalli, drb@uci.edu, or telephone 824-2755, to activate your account. This involves your own creation of web pages either with the web editor that comes with Netscape-Gold or with the new Netscape Communicator, or with your own web editor, or with the new Microsoft Word 7 with html web language output. The website should then be put on the EEE master list, again at http://eee.uci.edu/forms/course.app.html .